PHOTOSENSITIVITY: WHAT COLOR LENSES SHOULD YOU CHOOSE

The issue of photosensitivity is important when it comes to choosing a lens color, as different colors can affect the way light rays are perceived by the eyes. Here are some considerations that can help someone with photosensitivity choose the right lens type and color.

1. Photosensitivity and lens type:
Lenses that provide full protection against ultraviolet (UV) radiation are important for those with photosensitivity. Lenses that filter 100% of UV radiation are ideal.

2. Lens color:
Lenses that are tinted blue or gray may offer better light protection at increased brightness levels. Additionally, brown colored lenses may help reduce light exposure.

3. Lens darkness:
Darker lenses (also referred to as sun filters) may be necessary in very bright light such as sunlight.

4. Polarized lenses:
Choose polarized lenses to reduce light reflection from surfaces such as water or snow.

5. Lens adjustment:
Consider customizing your lenses according to your individual needs. Your eye doctor can recommend lenses that are adapted to your individual needs.

As photosensitivity is a personal condition, it is important to speak with an eye doctor to receive tailored advice to help you choose the right lenses for your individual needs.